Those We Leave Behind - I Am Ghost
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| Format | CD |
| Available | 06-10-2008 |
| Sourced | Australia |
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Los Angeles based dark-rock group, I Am Ghost, return with their much anticipated sophomore album, Those We Leave Behind, on October 4th. Recorded with producer Paul Leavitt (Senses Fail, The Bled, Circa Survive) in Baltimore, MD, Those We Leave Behind contains fourteen turbulent tracks of brooding passion-fueled rock infused with monstrously accessible hooks. After a lineup change in late 2007, Steve Juliano (vocals) along with Timoteo Rosales III (guitars), Ron Ficarro (bass) and Justin McCarthy (drums) have re-focused the band's direction, returning to the powerful raw rock that inspired them to make music in the first place. The resulting album, Those We Leave Behind, seamlessly melds elements of metal, melodic-hardcore and screamo with sweeping sing-along choruses to startling effect. Blending fantasy and reality in his twisted tales of death and tragedy, Juliano seems to revel in showing the world's beauty in decay on songs like the massive anthem "Don't Wake Up," the ode to the fallen "Those We Leave Behind" and the heart wrenching tale of "The Saddest Story Never Told." Those We Leave Behind is a sonic stake in the heart of safe, conformist music, defiantly confirming I Am Ghost's place among the scenes most elite bands.
Track Listing
Disc 1:
- Intro: We Dance With Monsters
- Don't Wake Up
- Those We Leave Behind
- Buried Way Too Shallow
- Bone Garden
- Saddest Story Never Told
- Smile of a Jesus Freak
- So, I guess This Is Goodbye
- Interlude: Remember This Face, Baby
- Burn The Bodies To The Ground
- Rock N' Roll High School Murder
- Make Me Believe This Is Real
- They Always Come Back
- Set Me Free
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